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Investing in the stock market is often painted as a fast track to riches. However, the real story behind building wealth through direct stock investments is one of patience, strategy, and continual learning. In this blog post, we explore the core principles of direct stock investing in a simple, rather thought-provoking manner. A New Perspective …
Investing in the stock market is often seen as a roller coaster ride. One day, it can feel like a rush of excitement, full of energy and possibilities; on another day, it might seem overwhelmed with stress and uncertainty. Many investors get caught up in these ups and downs, making mistakes such as focusing too …
The stock market is a wild and unpredictable place. Many people enter this market hoping to make fast money, but very few succeed in the long run. In fact, more than 90% of stock market participants those who take part in stock trading end up losing money. At first, this may seem like a terrible …
When it comes to long-term investing, few names shine as brightly as Charlie Munger. Alongside Warren Buffett, Munger co-built Berkshire Hathaway into a powerhouse that exemplifies the art and science of value investing. Over 58 years, the duo achieved a compounded annual return of 19%, a remarkable achievement in the world of finance. Even more …
The book “7 Secrets to Investing Like Warren Buffett”, was written by Mary Buffett and Sean Seah, and was published in 2019. This book provides a helpful summary of the most basic guidelines for investing like an expert. A lot of the advice it offers goes into the fundamentals of value investing. This has long …
We are familiar with the differences between Value Investing and Growth or Momentum investing. However, another compelling approach is Quality Investing. In this blog, we’ll explore the nuances of Quality vs Value Investing and understand how these strategies compare. Value, quality, momentum, low volatility, alpha, or a mix of these can all be used to …
Factor investing is currently the hottest topic in stock markets. Factor investing is a stock selection method that focuses on traits linked with better returns. Factor investing analyses and explains stock prices using a variety of factors such as macroeconomic, fundamental, and statistical data, and then develops an investment strategy based on the results. Investors …
‘Value investing’ refers to buying an asset at a price that is significantly lower than its intrinsic or true worth. The logic behind this is that markets may misprice assets, allowing investors to buy these mispriced assets at a discount, which will subsequently realise their actual value, resulting in significant returns for the investor. As …